4 Secrets to Having an American English Accent: Advanced Pronunciation Lesson

Learn how to have an American English accent! With these 4 tips, you'll learn how to sound like an American.

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[alieellersmith]

"Are you ready to sound more like an American?"
Me, an American: YES

[rb]

Her: say this sentence with me.

Me, an American: I killed it 😏

[madcatto]

As a fluent English speaker i'm actually beginning to realize how hard it is to actually learn English.

[secretkeepers]

4 advice to speak fluent English
1) stopped 'T'
2) Glottal 'T'
3) contractions with " Will "
4) linking ' S' vowel

[tommy]

"Winter" sounded just like "Winner"

[zuveriadhanani]

After seeing the first rule itself i found out how good, simple and effortless our indian accent was.

[fallbeforeifall]

me: haven't finished the sentence yet
her: excellent job!

[xhelixshotx]

I can't wait until I surprise my friends and family by speaking with an American accent all of a sudden, without them knowing that I'm watching your lessons

[jeb]

As someone who was born in America with American English as my first language, and as someone who has studied Spanish Translation and other foreign languages, this is extremely interesting. I think most of us don't realize that we speak like this until someone points it out... I would imagine you're an excellent American English teacher, I'm even learning and I'm already fluent! Lol

[mikemason]

"Lazy habit" is the key to most American pronunciation. I'm American (and old) but I find these kinds of lessons fascinating, but they make me self-concious about how I talk now.

[karamvirsekhon]

I'm feeling so glad to be ur distance student 🥰

[fpafdc]

I been living in USA for a few years now and I'm still improving my English every day, it's very important for myself. Thanks a lot and God bless you!

[miwelt]

Vanessa you're the sweetest teacher! Thanks for this lesson, it's so helpful!!

[soulfulbuddha]

I really really appreciate you sister Vanessa. I am an Indian, and yes India is an English speaking nation who only puts emphasis on reading and writing but not speaking with proper pronunciation and accent. Thank You your video helped a lot❤️❤️

[starpinklittle]

Thanks Vanessa for these amazing lessons! And thanks God because this class will be recorded.

[juliawirch]

As a native American English speaker, and someone who's excellent as pronunciation, I only realized I actually spoke like this casually/conversationally. Real eye-opener!

[scauser]

you cant find a better pronunciation video than this one! thank u vanessa for always teaching us with splendid videos
i watch ur vids from mexico!

[bts_love]

Thanks for your teaching. THANKS FROM INDIA BEING A DISTANT STUDENT I AM VERY GLAD TO LEARN BEST ENGLISH FROM YOU

[weesiongsoon]

The most important thing in my life is confidence, gratitude, and kind-heartedness.

[vikashsr]

when she asks us to try I feel like am watching dora the explorer....